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Eto’o Reveals He Has No Regrets In Leaving Barcelona
The Cameroonian star spoke about his transfer from Spain to Italy in the summer.
Oct 26, 2009 6:20:15 PM
Samuel Eto’o was involved in one of the most interesting transfer deals of the summer, as he departed Barcelona to join Inter in Serie A, with Zlatan Ibrahimovic going the other way.
“For me it was an honor to wear the shirt of a club that is so important,” Eto’o stated in an interview, as reported by Inter’s official website Inter.it.
“I left Spain with my head held high, but now I have moved on from there and am happy at my new club.”
Many have speculated that his relationship with club president Joan Laporta was one of the main reasons he decided to leave the Spanish giants.
He continued, “My relationship with Laporta? I always had a direct relationship with him, in that if I said something, we would be able to discuss it like men.
“I am so very satisfied at Inter again though, and I am working extremely hard to be available for the upcoming game against Barcelona.”
Adrian Del Monte, Goal.com
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“For me it was an honor to wear the shirt of a club that is so important,” Eto’o stated in an interview, as reported by Inter’s official website Inter.it.
“I left Spain with my head held high, but now I have moved on from there and am happy at my new club.”
Many have speculated that his relationship with club president Joan Laporta was one of the main reasons he decided to leave the Spanish giants.
He continued, “My relationship with Laporta? I always had a direct relationship with him, in that if I said something, we would be able to discuss it like men.
“I am so very satisfied at Inter again though, and I am working extremely hard to be available for the upcoming game against Barcelona.”
Adrian Del Monte, Goal.com
Talk all things soccer with the rest of our readers in the Goal.com Forums!
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